A Time and a Place
Helen Mort....there's a time and a place for That Sort of Thing (and it's definitely not here and it's definitely not now!). Creative provocations on poetry, place writing, the inappropriate, the out-of-context, the bizarre, the beautiful, the lost-and-found.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 105 | Subscribers | Read | helenmort.substack.com |
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Aspects, not parts
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Muskoxen: a found poem
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Let's all be proper mardy
It’s Monday and it still isn’t March and I’m feeling mardy. Not just mild mard. A deep quagmire of mardiness. The mood equivalent of that extra fine rain, barely visible to the naked eye but capable of getting into your bone marrow.
Ten things I like about moors
I saw the Emerald Fennell ‘Wuthering Heights’ film the day it came out. I’m almost nervous to admit that I enjoyed it. My social media feed is full of entirely valid, sensible critiques which tend towards the hellfire end of the damning spe...
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Poet, novelist, non-fiction writer published by Chatto & Windus and Ebury. Winner of the Boardman Tasker Prize for Mountain Literature and the Banff Grand Prize. Professor of Creative Writing at Manchester Metropolitan University. FRSL.
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